Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-12-15
NEWS SUMMARY.

NEWS SUMMARY.
The Chicago job printers, beaten In their
STRIKE cannot return to work unless they
sign an agreement to quit the union.
They refuse to sign, and now the en-
ployes continue the strike as a lockout.
The man who claimed to be Sir Roger
Tichborne is now keeping hotel in New
York city. He says he will go to England
in March and get his case in shape for re-
opening in the probate court. He says he
will then prove himself Roger Tichbone
and get possession OF the property dis
trlbuted by will which he claims was his
own.
A derrick so feet high in the "coal
dump" of the Reading railroad company
at Port Richmond, Pa, fell the other
afternoon, instantly killing three work
men. Two Others were seriously injured
Mother Mary Francis Clark, superior
general of a branch of the sisters of char
ity of America, died at Dubuque, Ia, re-
Gently.
John Owen of Mill Grove, Blackboard
county, Ind, better known rs the "walk
ing wonder" is dead.
placing wool on the free list.
The next national ting of the Union
Veteran league will be held at Youngs-
town, Ohio, Feb. y, 1888
The California state board of trade as
ssrts that white labor, both skilled and
unskilled, is in great demand in that state
at wages in advance Of eastern pay.
Montgomery, Ala, had u $4,000 fire on
the Sth inst.
The 80 years-old indictment against VIM.
Kissane, now a wealthy citizen of SonOma,
Cal, which an enemy unearthed at New
York few months ago, and on which it
was proposed to make him stand trial for
forgery, has been dropped, the district at
torney saying the evidence against him is
now unattainable.
tOf II Massachusetts, towns which voted
on the 9TH inst. on the subject, "A declared
in favor of license as against prohibition.
The city OF New Haven, Conn.,, also voted
for a license
James Baxton Voorhees,, q son of the
distinguished senator from Indiana, has
been sent to an insane asylum in New
York. For some time past the young
to put President Cleveland out of the
way and thus make his father president.
AT Percival, Iowa, q few nights ago, a
freight train ran into the outgoing Kan
sas City, st. Joseph & Council Bluffs pas
senger train. Three tramps who were
stealing a ride on the freight train were
killed. About 20 persons were injured.
Herr Most, the anarchist, has been sem
fenced to one years. Imprisonment with
out a fine.
Two Chicago assemblies OF the K. of L.
which sympathized with the anarchists
have been suspended by the executive
board.
Herr Most the anarchist, has been re-
leased on bail pending a decision in the
appellate court.
The jury in the case of John Arensdorf,
on trial at Sioux City, Iowa, for the sec
ond time, on the CHI arge of numbering Rev.
George Haddock, brought in a verdict,
finding the defendant not guilty.
George NJ. Rogers sued the Birmingham,
NY, Republican for $1,000 damages for
calling him a pension fraud. The jury
awarded him u cents damages.
lVOJu anniversary VI
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet was appropri-
ately celebrated at the asylum for deaf
and dumb patients in Hartford, Conn.,, on
the 10th inst. This is the first asylum of
the kind in America, and was established
by Gallaudet seventy years ago. There
nre now sixty-six such institutions with
1000 pupils and about 800 0 alumni, who
were represented by delegates Gal
laudet's grave was visited by the silent
worshipers of his memory.
Senator Colquitt of Georgia declares
that prohibition is not dead in that state,
despite it recent defeat
st. Paul's building operations for this
| year show a total of over $ll ,0O0,0Oc.
The fisheries commission has adjourned
until Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Deputy United States n shall Thomas
brought into Fort Smith, Ark, the other
day the largest batch Of criminals ever
brought there at one time. They num-
bered AZ. Twelve of them are charged
with MURDER five Tor assault with intent
to kill, Is with larceny and ID with vic
lato OF the revenu, and intercourse law
Rev. Jas. s. Kalloch, who was shot by
De Young, editor of the San Francisco
Chronicle, during the municipal campaign
in 1879 died in Whitcomb, Wash. Ter,
Dec. 10.
Arrangements, have been made with the
authorities of the penitentiary at Column
bus, Ohio, by which all Wyoming Terri
tory convicts will be sent to that insti-
tuition.
Rev. Charles Albert Berry of Woiver-
hampton, Eng, who was called to the
pastorate of Plymouth church, declines
the call.
Three men were killed in a railroad col
lision near Staun ton Va, the other day.
Harry johnson who robbed the safe of
the treasurer of Reynolds county, Mo-, of